Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Monday, December 20, 2010
Jefferson County Trail - December
Thursday MTB Ride Notes (last Thursday):
Overall the loop trail was easily passable, little to no snow. The snow is worst in the wooded spots, which seems strange because these are usually have the least snow. JC Park is in similar condition, quite passable. The main problem is the pedestrian pack-down (rhymes with Friday Night Smack-Down). It makes for a rougher ride, but it's not bad right now, because there is very little snow on the ground (except for 2 or 3 drifts on the Northern ridgeline of the loop trail).
As an aside, I'd like to say I'm impressed with the amount of pedestrian traffic that has passed over several quite cold days. The loop trail and JC Park are very popular and well used.
A loop trail bonus is the Southern cross (Lambson wood to cedar view trail, paralleling the 34 by-pass). Almost no difference from normal. Pristine and fast, negligible snow, excellent traction.
Southern Cross Hint -- if it's seriously cold, then just take the direction which gives you a tail wind; you'll stay quite warm and get 3 primo hills. Five stars.
Ride Safe!
Sam
Overall the loop trail was easily passable, little to no snow. The snow is worst in the wooded spots, which seems strange because these are usually have the least snow. JC Park is in similar condition, quite passable. The main problem is the pedestrian pack-down (rhymes with Friday Night Smack-Down). It makes for a rougher ride, but it's not bad right now, because there is very little snow on the ground (except for 2 or 3 drifts on the Northern ridgeline of the loop trail).
As an aside, I'd like to say I'm impressed with the amount of pedestrian traffic that has passed over several quite cold days. The loop trail and JC Park are very popular and well used.
A loop trail bonus is the Southern cross (Lambson wood to cedar view trail, paralleling the 34 by-pass). Almost no difference from normal. Pristine and fast, negligible snow, excellent traction.
Southern Cross Hint -- if it's seriously cold, then just take the direction which gives you a tail wind; you'll stay quite warm and get 3 primo hills. Five stars.
Ride Safe!
Sam
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
On the road.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Amish Services
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Feist Double Century 2010
175 miles of headwind and only 3 hours of rain. A perfect day.
"The Angel of Mercy" Sandy came out and brought much appreciated
supplies and moral support to our struggling effort. Tom joined us in
Stockport to assure we didn't fall over pedaling home, and Dania drove
out to document the event with film. 23 hours total, possibly a new
record, and 24 is the legal limit. Thank you all for your support, and
I wish you all could have seen the parade they had waiting at
Bushnell.
Let's ride,
Jeff
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